transcensus

transcensus, a, um, Part. of transcendo.

transcensus, ūs, m. [transcendo],

• a climbing over, surmounting: scalarum, Amm.19, 5, 6; a crossing, Vulg. Isa. 16, 2.—
• II Trop., a transition: ad meliora, Hier. Ep. 119, 10.

trānscēnsus, Abl. ū, m. (transcendo), das Hinübersteigen, scalarum, Hinaufsteigen auf L., Amm. 19, 5, 6: tr. Arnon, die Überfahrt über den Arnon, Vulg. Isai. 16, 2. – bildl., transcensus ad meliora, der Übergang zu einem besseren Leben, Hieron. epist. 119, 10. – als rhet. t.t. = ὑπερβατόν (s. trānscēnsio), Auct. carm. de fig. 160. p. 69 Halm.

transcensus [LL] 1 (act of or place for) climbing, going, or passing across or beyond (esp. over or above), crossing (also fig.). longitudine ‥ dierum lucem sempiternam, annis vitae ~um mortalitatis hujus, augmento pacis ipsum nactae beatitudinis statum designat Bede Prov. 949B; matrona ‥ cum usque ad ~um pinnae ‥ cuncta prospiceret, coelesti prodigio fidele testimonium perhibuit Adel. Blandin. Dunst. 2; cum ‥ in ~u montis Senisii fatigaretur, et laboris impatiens corpore deficeret, vires suas nivem mandendo reparare tentabat Eadmer V. Anselmi I 4; anima Moabiticis vitiis implicata, de tenebris in lucem quasi in ~um Arnon [cf. Is. xvi 2] progrediens (Ailr. Serm.) CC cont. med. IID 257; sepem ‥ que per altitudinem et supereminentibus ‥ sudibus ~um prohibere videbatur V. Chris. Marky. 12. 2 (act or fact of) passing, passage (of point or period of time). recipit hora iv punctos ‥ punctos ‥ a parvo puncti ~u, qui fit in horologio, minuta ‥ a minore intervallo vocantes Bede TR 3 p. 183; ante vernalis aequinoctii ~um Pascha non celebretur Id. Wict. 12. 3 (act or fact of) exceeding, excess; b (rhet., cf. transcensio 2). ereptorum ‥ summam summe modo dicte non solum equavit, immo etiam pretulit, licet forte non paritate numeri, at ~u meriti Pull. Sent. 743C.  b ~us est excessus in verbo vel sententia. hic dividitur in tres species: yperbaton, liptoten, et yperbolen Gerv. Melkley AV 79.

1 trānscēnsus, a, um, part. p. de transcendo.

2 trānscēnsŭs, ūs, m. , action de monter, dʼescalader : Amm. 19, 5, 6 || transition, passage à : Hier. Ep. 119, 10.